Sentence examples for causing some trouble from inspiring English sources

The Clearwire venture is already causing some trouble for Sprint.

The new branch achieves more glam than its counterparts over the river, with fleur-de-lis wallpaper, button-mobile chandeliers, credits issued on refillable plastic cards rather than mimeographed slips, fedoras galore and a clientele that includes models and Europeans, two of whom were causing some trouble at the till.

The statue caused some trouble in the municipal government circules.

The protesters did cause some trouble, though perhaps not as much as they had hoped.

It caused some trouble in municipal circles, as it would extend over the sidewalk twice as far as the building code permits.

It caused some trouble in municipal government circles, as it would extend over the sidewalk twice as far as the building code permits.

The person who called Derp was perhaps a rival presenter or a bored viewer who wanted to cause some trouble during the school holidays.

Hunt learns in the trailer of a "rogue nation" of agents called The Syndicate, sure to cause some trouble...   Fantastic Four - 7 August Jump on board for this modern re-imagining of Marvel's original and longest-running superhero team.

KEY ADDITIONS -- Milton, Ramon Ortiz, Randa, Aurilia KEY LOSS -- Larkin KEY TO SEASON -- If they get a full season from Griffey and some decent pitching, they could cause some trouble in the division.

I'm sure USA will cause some trouble next year at the World Cup, and the Americans must support them enthusiastically, because you have a team you can be proud of.

Sure, the conservative wing of the Party would have been miffed, and they might have caused some trouble, but the sight of them getting angry would have helped us with independent voters in places like Virginia and Florida.